Condor Cam

[SanctusPullus]

The San Diego Zoo is going to have a camera focused on a hatching condor egg along with its parents. It's not due to hatch until early March: "Right now, Shatash and Sisquoc are tending to a life-like faux egg while theirs sits in an incubator. Closer to the end of the 52-day incubation period, scientists will switch the artificial egg for the real one."

Personally, I'm not big on naked necks

but I thought it might be of interest. Condor babies are pretty cute though.

Link HERE.

 

[b.hromada]

I can't see anything??

I see the video running, but its just a snowy screen.

 

[redhen]

Cool! Thanks for sharing!!

 

[SanctusPullus]

I can't see anything??

I see the video running, but its just a snowy screen.

I'm guessing they turn the lights off for the condors at night?

 

[Nitrous]

I saw them in the National Zoo, in DC, once. I can hardly believe those things can fly, they are so big. They were in a cage that looked like it was the size of a tennis court and when the bird on the ground stretched it's wings to fly up to the branch, I thought the wingtips would brush the sides of the cage.

Turkey Vultures look like little baby Condors!